The phrase "as development partners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or organizations that collaborate on development projects or initiatives.
Example: "We are committed to working together as development partners to achieve sustainable growth in the region."
Alternatives: "in collaboration as developers" or "as collaborators in development".
China, in contrast, adopts similar forms of DAH for all developing countries as development partners.
And our state is investment friendly – we invite industries as development partners of our state.
These constraints have become more evident as development partners have accelerated efforts to respond to HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and vaccine-preventable diseases.
Avahan's intensive engagement with government appeared to limit the appetite for engaging other potential partners such as development partners, funders, or civil society organizations.
As development partners of Nepal, China's and India's DAH programs in the country are mostly "recipient driven", something which reflects the needs of Nepal and respects its ownership.
The Government of Tanzania launched a five-year National Nutrition Strategy (2011-2016) with an Implementation Plan which guides actions by ministries, departments, agencies and local government authorities, as well as development partners.
The use and motivational effect of non-financial and financial incentive schemes in public health systems and private practice may remain limited as long as other development partners provide high top-up allowances as a financial incentive.
These interactions with senior MoH officials, as well as MoH development partners, provide trainees with invaluable future professional contacts and potential employers.
They are prepared by countries by means of a participatory process involving domestic stakeholders as well as external development partners, including the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
We work with the Government and civil society partners as well as international development partners to protect all vulnerable children from poverty, abuse, violence, exploitation and loss of family care.
Supporting national governments, UNICEF, together with the partners under the United Nations Health 4+ (UNH4+) mechanism - WHO, UNFPA, the World Bank, UNAIDS and UN Women, as well as other development partners, civil society organizations and communities, works towards averting these unnecessary deaths.
